Yesterday morning (11 Jan) Terie Rawn of Newfield (in the basin) briefly saw a female Evening Grosbeak at her feeder, but has not reported it since.--Dave Nutter
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Today while birding with Ann Mitchell on Portland Point Rd I noticed that the power pole in the Cargill mine complex whichfor the past couple yearsheld Tompkins County's only Osprey nest of which I'm aware now only holds the intended trio of transformers and crossbar with insulators and wires.
As promised:
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Right now, I only have a page for the aforesaid loon. I think I can find
enough material on the Goose to be respectable.
If someone has a photo and information about the Lansing brown/silver
crow, I'd be
Hi Meena,
I am not sure what made them circle so long.
Coyotes below?
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The raft of several thousand mostly Redheads has reformed at the SW end of
Cayuga Lake. The light at this posting is somewhat poor for species IDs
from my vantage point, but the lake is pretty flat. I'll try to post
their comings and goings for those doing the waterfowl count this weekend.
There's a flock of 21 American Coots milling around off the end of my
dock, SW corner Cayuga Lake.
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I checked Myers Point this morning for the Western Grebe, but did not find it.
The water was calm and there was no heat shimmer, although a bit of fog
obscured the opposite shore.
Very little around except Mallards. I found only one COMMON LOON (bill entire)
south of the point, and a male
